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1     I,  1  |      the other, neither had any regard for posterity. But while
2     I,  13 |        Soon suspecting him with regard to this same Poppaea, he
3     I,  37 |         seized the arms without regard to rule or military order,
4    II,  36 |    these continual outbreaks to regard with disgust so hateful
5    II,  101|      the motives of these men a regard for peace and a love of
6   III,  59 |     Vitellius himself, out of a regard for his own connexions,
7    IV,  8  | grandfathers established. I may regard with admiration an earlier
8     V,  6  |         compassion, though they regard the rest of mankind with